Sentence examples for reach elsewhere from inspiring English sources

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This writing requires bringing together information from multiple loci, which means that at least some genes that affect the writing must be transcribed, so that their products can reach elsewhere and allow interaction between loci.

Last week, a university group said the waves reached their greatest height in Aneyoshi: 127.6 feet, surpassing Japan's previous record of 125.3 feet reached elsewhere in Iwate Prefecture by the 1896 tsunami.

And settlements have been reached elsewhere, including in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Florida, according to the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation at Harvard University.

This is why Scholas seeks to include culture, sport and science; this is why Scholas looks for bridges, emerging from the "small" and reaching elsewhere.

But they are also keen to reach consumers elsewhere.

"In the mid-90s I used to produce an African hip-hop group based in New York and you couldn't reach people elsewhere because there weren't that many multimedia friendly ways of reaching people anyway.

They found that banning travel from flu-affected cities--which they assumed would be implemented after a city has 100 symptomatic cases--had little effect on the overall spread of the pandemic; the virus just reached cities elsewhere on the planet a couple of days later than it did without grounding planes.

It is striking that the majority of the DTT-induced genes were not anticipated ER stress genes and we conclude that, although DTT can induce the expression of a large number of genes it is not the most appropriate stress agent for studies of ER stress, a conclusion reached independently elsewhere [ 12, 18].

He is right that crime in Argentina has yet to reach the levels elsewhere in Latin America.

It is wrong to argue that the amnesty the general extracted from his own country when it returned to democracy puts him beyond the reach of courts elsewhere.